I agree that there seems to be a lot of questionable posts on here regarding trading bonds etc, however, I am interested to know why you say it is all bull. I, together with a leading global bank, have completed full due diligence on Tiger and am currently negotiating with institutional investors who ARE showing interest in the Tiger Global product.The difficulty is that neither the company itself or the bond are "rated" and this would make life very much easier when marketing.The product is excellent in terms of the coupon and guarantee on capital repayment at term, because it is covered by the pool of sls insurance which is attached at the point of sale.Many clients have taken allocations, but there don't seem to be any actual portfolio sales, so there is no secondary market or liquidity to speak of at this time. Having said that. Where else can you put your money today, Capital 100% guaranteed, with a coupon of 6.5%(in fact perhaps even slightly better)? Yes there are other structured products out there offering better yields, but not without an element of risk attached. So Tiger is a very good product which should be sailing out of the door, and would be, if a major bank was behind the issue. That would provide the issue with the credibility it lacks at the moment. Many are trying to collateralize/lease out their allocations in return for loans or fees, which in my humble opinion, is not doing this product justice.

I Have TIGER GLOBAL UK LIMITED BOND for sale, the bond are hold in my bank account and can be send to the buyers account electronic.

My understanding is the bonds are coolateralized by a portfolio of life settlement policies originated in the US. Life settlement policies are not at all generic and the value of one policy versus another can be radically different. Most of the policies presented to us as collateral for such bonds are actually sourced through non-recourse premioum finance lenders or SPVs and many such policies are valueless and bear significant risks both in terms of mortality assumptions, legal and regulatory issues.

I have been working closely with the issuer of this bond. Several people from this forum have contacted me offering porfolios in the hundreds of millions and in one case billions. Non of them could prove that they had purchased the bond from Tiger Global, paid the allocation fee, registered with Tiger, and then, most importantly, completed the acquisition by paying for the pool of sls insurance FROM Tiger Global. The sls insurance is the underlying value of the bond. In all cases the sls pool is provided by Tiger Global and issued by A or AA rated insurance companies. For those who clearly do not know what they are talking about. The value of the attached sls insurance pool is always 150% of the face value of the bond portfolio in question, and is calculated and managed through a trust account by an actuary who is appointed by Tiger Global.There are a great number of people who claim to own Tiger Global paper or who are trying to borrow against a portfolio.99.9% of these people are either incompetent or crooks, or both.UNLESS you are the registered owner of Tiger paper and can prove it (this is called DUE DILIGENCE and means verifying your claim directly through Tiger Global) EVERYTHING else is bullshit. If you have purchased and ALLOCATION of the bond, this in itself has NO underlying value and you will not be able to borrow against it.The allocation gives you the right to market your tranche and find an investor (usually this is done in order to fund a project). At the point of sale, when the investor purchases the bond from TIGER GLOBAL UK, the sls insurance pool is attached to the portfolio. Can all the idiots and time wasters PLEASE read this and stop wasting everyone's time with your nonsense offers.

I have received a mandate from a Swiss bank to analyze & value the Tiger Bonds (ISIN: GB00B3DBXL21) and would need to speak to someone at the company. As you seem to be close to the issuing team, could you provide me some way to contact them? Many thanks in advance.

<quoted text>I have checked this directly and Sperling does DEFINITELY not have any Tiger Global UK Ltd bonds.The person I spoke to does actually know Mr Sperling and says he wishes that he didn't. Draw may your own conclusions.

blackdog would love to talk to you would you please send me your contact number

We are a public company on the OTC exchange in the US. We would be interested in long term rental of these bonds with an option to buy on a sliding scale pricing based of market value. I would like to speak only with owners if these bonds not brokers or so called mandates. We are looking betseen $200 to $700 million face value. Please feel free to contact us at [email protected] om

I have been working closely with the issuer of this bond. Several people from this forum have contacted me offering porfolios in the hundreds of millions and in one case billions. Non of them could prove that they had purchased the bond from Tiger Global, paid the allocation fee, registered with Tiger, and then, most importantly, completed the acquisition by paying for the pool of sls insurance FROM Tiger Global. The sls insurance is the underlying value of the bond. In all cases the sls pool is provided by Tiger Global and issued by A or AA rated insurance companies. For those who clearly do not know what they are talking about. The value of the attached sls insurance pool is always 150% of the face value of the bond portfolio in question, and is calculated and managed through a trust account by an actuary who is appointed by Tiger Global.There are a great number of people who claim to own Tiger Global paper or who are trying to borrow against a portfolio.99.9% of these people are either incompetent or crooks, or both.UNLESS you are the registered owner of Tiger paper and can prove it (this is called DUE DILIGENCE and means verifying your claim directly through Tiger Global) EVERYTHING else is bullshit. If you have purchased and ALLOCATION of the bond, this in itself has NO underlying value and you will not be able to borrow against it.The allocation gives you the right to market your tranche and find an investor (usually this is done in order to fund a project). At the point of sale, when the investor purchases the bond from TIGER GLOBAL UK, the sls insurance pool is attached to the portfolio. Can all the idiots and time wasters PLEASE read this and stop wasting everyone's time with your nonsense offers.

I am one of the officers of Montague International Holding (OTC:MIHL). I would like the possibility or renting these bonds with an option to buy. My email is [email protected]

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